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County approves up to $317,100 to connect High 5 nonprofit facility to central sewer
Summary
Commissioners approved up to $317,100 in funding for Brandon Sports and Aquatic Center, Inc. (DBA High 5 Inc.) to convert septic systems to the county central sewer system; High 5 is described as a nonprofit offering after-school and recreational programs.
The board approved up to $317,100 in funding to Brandon Sports and Aquatic Center, Inc., which does business as High 5 Inc., to convert the facility's septic systems to the county-owned central sewer system. Meeting materials describe High 5 as a nonprofit community organization that offers after-school, athletic, aquatic and recreational programs.
"The board approved up to $317,100 in funding to the Brandon Sports and Aquatic Center, Inc, which does business as High 5 Inc, for converting the septic systems at the facility to the county owned central sewer system," the recap said. The transcript did not include details about procurement steps, award conditions, or specific funding source codes; those details should be confirmed in the official minutes or budget documents.
The board's action would permit the facility to tie into the county system; the recap did not specify construction timelines or any matching-fund requirements.
